Topics
Robert Owen, Owenism, Charles Fourier, Fourierism, Albert Brisbane, communitarianism, communes, collectivism, utopian socialism, cooperation, cooperatives, Shakers, Ephrata Community, Harmonists, Zoar.
Collection
folkscanomy_politics; folkscanomy; additional_collections
Language
English
American Communities and Co-Operative Colonies
by William Alfred Hinds
Second Revised Edition.
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Co., 1908.
Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain
Collection of specific histories of various religious and secular communitarian enterprises of the 19th Century, reprinted by a Chicago socialist publisher.
CONTENTS:
0. Introduction -- pp. 9-12
1. Communism in Early American Colonies -- pp. 13-15
2. Ephrata Community -- pp. 16-24
3. Snowhill Community -- pp. 25-26
4. Jemima Wilkinson and her Jerusalem -- pp. 27-31
5. The Shakers -- pp. 32-68
6. The Harmonists -- pp. 69-98
7. The Separatists of Zoar -- pp. 99-131
8. Robert Owen and HIs Communities -- pp. 132-151
9. The Perfectioniists and their Communities -- pp. 152-231
10. Hopedale Community -- pp. 232-246
11. Fourieristic Associations and Phalanxes -- pp. 247-251
12. Brook Farm -- pp. 252-265
13. North American Phalanx -- pp. 266-275
14. The Northamption Association -- pp. 276-280
15. The Wisconsin Phalanx -- pp. 281-287
16. Fruitlands -- pp. 288-292
17. Skaneateles Community -- pp. 293-300
18. The Amana Community -- pp. 301-326
19. The Bethel-Aurora Communities -- pp. 327-339
20. A Community of Swedes -- pp. 340-360
21. The Icarians -- pp. 361-396
22. Second-Adventist Communities -- pp. 397-407
23. St. Nazianz Colony -- pp. 408-411
24. Bruederhof Communities -- pp. 412-421
25. Brotherhood of the New Life -- pp. 422-434
26. The Woman's Commonwealth -- pp. 435-441
27. The Lord's Farm -- pp. 442-443
28. A Polish Brook Farm -- pp. 444-451
29. Shalam, or the Children's Land -- pp. 452-455
30. Topolobampo -- pp. 456-463
31. Universal Brotherhood in Lomaland -- pp. 464-470
32. The Koreshans -- pp. 471-485
33. The Altruist Community -- pp. 486-487
34. The Ruskin Commonwealths -- pp. 488-499
35. The Colorado Cooperative Company -- pp. 500-504
36. Fairhope Industrial Association -- pp. 505-512
37. The Roycrofters -- pp. 513-521
38. The Christian Commonwealth -- pp. 522-530
39. Brotherhood Commonwealth of Equality -- pp. 531-535
40. Cooperative Brotherhood Colony of Burley -- pp. 536-543
41. The Mutual Home Association -- pp. 544-547
42. The Straight-Edgers -- pp. 548-552
43. Spirit Fruit Society -- pp. 556-562
44. The House of David -- pp. 563-576
45. The Temple Home Association -- pp. 577-580
46. The Helicon Home Colony -- pp. 581-587
47. Fellowship Farm Association -- pp. 5888-590
48. Inductions -- pp. 591-592
49. C. Nordhoff: Advantages of Community Life -- pp. 593-594
50. Alfred R. Wallace: A Century of Social Progress -- pp. 594-595
51. Will Social Colonies Be Multiplied? -- pp. 596-597
52. Communism the Ultimate Basis of Society -- pp. 598-599
Digitized by the Google Books project. Uploaded to Archive.org by Tim Davenport ("Carrite") on Aug. 26, 2014.
by William Alfred Hinds
Second Revised Edition.
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Co., 1908.
Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain
Collection of specific histories of various religious and secular communitarian enterprises of the 19th Century, reprinted by a Chicago socialist publisher.
CONTENTS:
0. Introduction -- pp. 9-12
1. Communism in Early American Colonies -- pp. 13-15
2. Ephrata Community -- pp. 16-24
3. Snowhill Community -- pp. 25-26
4. Jemima Wilkinson and her Jerusalem -- pp. 27-31
5. The Shakers -- pp. 32-68
6. The Harmonists -- pp. 69-98
7. The Separatists of Zoar -- pp. 99-131
8. Robert Owen and HIs Communities -- pp. 132-151
9. The Perfectioniists and their Communities -- pp. 152-231
10. Hopedale Community -- pp. 232-246
11. Fourieristic Associations and Phalanxes -- pp. 247-251
12. Brook Farm -- pp. 252-265
13. North American Phalanx -- pp. 266-275
14. The Northamption Association -- pp. 276-280
15. The Wisconsin Phalanx -- pp. 281-287
16. Fruitlands -- pp. 288-292
17. Skaneateles Community -- pp. 293-300
18. The Amana Community -- pp. 301-326
19. The Bethel-Aurora Communities -- pp. 327-339
20. A Community of Swedes -- pp. 340-360
21. The Icarians -- pp. 361-396
22. Second-Adventist Communities -- pp. 397-407
23. St. Nazianz Colony -- pp. 408-411
24. Bruederhof Communities -- pp. 412-421
25. Brotherhood of the New Life -- pp. 422-434
26. The Woman's Commonwealth -- pp. 435-441
27. The Lord's Farm -- pp. 442-443
28. A Polish Brook Farm -- pp. 444-451
29. Shalam, or the Children's Land -- pp. 452-455
30. Topolobampo -- pp. 456-463
31. Universal Brotherhood in Lomaland -- pp. 464-470
32. The Koreshans -- pp. 471-485
33. The Altruist Community -- pp. 486-487
34. The Ruskin Commonwealths -- pp. 488-499
35. The Colorado Cooperative Company -- pp. 500-504
36. Fairhope Industrial Association -- pp. 505-512
37. The Roycrofters -- pp. 513-521
38. The Christian Commonwealth -- pp. 522-530
39. Brotherhood Commonwealth of Equality -- pp. 531-535
40. Cooperative Brotherhood Colony of Burley -- pp. 536-543
41. The Mutual Home Association -- pp. 544-547
42. The Straight-Edgers -- pp. 548-552
43. Spirit Fruit Society -- pp. 556-562
44. The House of David -- pp. 563-576
45. The Temple Home Association -- pp. 577-580
46. The Helicon Home Colony -- pp. 581-587
47. Fellowship Farm Association -- pp. 5888-590
48. Inductions -- pp. 591-592
49. C. Nordhoff: Advantages of Community Life -- pp. 593-594
50. Alfred R. Wallace: A Century of Social Progress -- pp. 594-595
51. Will Social Colonies Be Multiplied? -- pp. 596-597
52. Communism the Ultimate Basis of Society -- pp. 598-599
Digitized by the Google Books project. Uploaded to Archive.org by Tim Davenport ("Carrite") on Aug. 26, 2014.
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